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             P                                Q
             PABs, see Program advisory boards  Quality
             Parent company, 24                  gap, 64
             Pedagogy, 109, 257                  lean thinking and, 245
             Pedagogy, redesign of, 210–218   Quality of higher education, 49–51
               blended learning, 213             instructional quality, 50–51
               driving forces for change, 218    system-wide quality, 49–50
               impact on higher education
                    outcomes, 219             R
               massive open online courses, 214
               online programs and courses,   Relationships among institutions,
                    212–218                           revamping of, 295–309
               recommendations, 219–220          curriculum overlap, 296, 298–302
               student-centered learning, 210–212  driving forces for change, 306
             Pell Grants, 129, 173, 187–188      dropouts, 302–304
             PISA, see Programme for International   high school and higher
                    Student Assessment                education, relationships
             Postsecondary enrollment options         between, 297–298
                    (PSEOs), 299                 impact on higher education outcomes,
             Practical solution, framing and          306–307
                    implementing of, 311–322     pathways to lifelong learning, 296
               comprehensive and integrated      recommendations, 307–308
                    solution, 316–317            unprepared students, 296, 304
               employers, graduate schools,   Research, 110–111
                    and agencies offering     Research grants, 115, 189
                    licensure and certification   Resource management, 113–118, see also
                    (role of), 321                    Customer-focused, resource
               government, role of, 319–320           management perspective
               implementation, 318–321           “academic budget,” 113
               students, parents, other family   donation/gifts, 116
                    members, and friends (role of),   endowments, 115–116
                    320–321                      grants, 114
               underlying problems, summary of,   resource allocation, 117–118
                    313–315                      sources of funds, 114–116
             Productivity improvements, limited,   uses of funds, 116–117
                    80–84, 139                Return on investment, 42–45
             Professional service organizations (PSOs),   financial impact, 43
                    66, 102                      goals (U.S.), 42–43
             Professors of practice, 10          job market, 45
             Program advisory boards (PABs),     scholarships, 44
                    163–164                      society’s perspective, 42–43
             Programme for International Student   student perspective, 43
                    Assessment (PISA), 53        time value of money, 44
             Provost, 79, 240                 Room and board, costs of, 32, 40–42
             PSEOs, see Postsecondary enrollment   Root causes, see Underlying problems
                    options                           with higher education
             Public universities, declining state support   Ruling class, administrators as,
                    for, 75–76                        76–79, 139
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